To design and develop complex systems.

To optimize the performance of systems.

To ensure the safety and reliability of systems.

To reduce the cost of systems.

Requirements analysis, design, and implementation.

Planning, design, and implementation.

Analysis, design, and testing.

Requirements analysis, design, and testing.

To identify the needs of the stakeholders.

To develop a detailed design for the system.

To implement the system.

To test the system.

Functional requirements describe what the system should do, while non-functional requirements describe how the system should do it.

Functional requirements are more important than non-functional requirements.

Non-functional requirements are more important than functional requirements.

Functional requirements and non-functional requirements are the same thing.

To develop a detailed plan for the system.

To implement the system.

To test the system.

To maintain the system.

Architectural design, detailed design, and implementation design.

Conceptual design, preliminary design, and detailed design.

Requirements analysis, design, and implementation.

Planning, design, and implementation.

To develop a detailed plan for the system.

To build the system.

To test the system.

To maintain the system.

Top-down implementation, bottom-up implementation, and middle-out implementation.

Waterfall implementation, agile implementation, and spiral implementation.

Requirements analysis, design, and implementation.

Planning, design, and implementation.

To verify that the system meets the requirements.

To identify defects in the system.

To improve the performance of the system.

To reduce the cost of the system.

Unit testing, integration testing, and system testing.

White-box testing, black-box testing, and gray-box testing.

Requirements analysis, design, and implementation.

Planning, design, and implementation.

To select the best course of action.

To reduce the risk of making a bad decision.

To improve the efficiency of the decision-making process.

To reduce the cost of the decision-making process.

Identify the problem, generate alternatives, and select the best alternative.

Plan, do, and check.

Requirements analysis, design, and implementation.

Planning, design, and implementation.

Rational decisions are based on logic and analysis, while intuitive decisions are based on gut feeling.

Rational decisions are always better than intuitive decisions.

Intuitive decisions are always better than rational decisions.

Rational decisions and intuitive decisions are the same thing.

Confirmation bias, framing bias, and anchoring bias.

Availability bias, representativeness bias, and hindsight bias.

Requirements analysis, design, and implementation.

Planning, design, and implementation.

Be aware of your biases and try to avoid them.

Make decisions quickly so that you don't have time to think about them.

Always rely on your gut feeling.

Make decisions based on logic and analysis.